Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-20
CALL BOARD sALEs-MoENING sEssIo
Buyer 1Ss7-300 tons, 81 Is.
Seller 1887, new-700 tons, 81 05 p ctl.
yrsrrpnAy ArrrRyoos sFssIo,

| Seller 1887, new-7O0 tons, 81 05 p ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Buyer 1Ss7-lOO tons. 81 AZ; 500, 81 14234; 800
81 Is: 600, 81 1514 100, 81 1875; 200, 81 151s
| 100, 81 071s: 200, 81 05 r ctl.
OATS-The situation does not appear favora
BILE for the selling interest, though holders are
| hopeful that change for the better will occur
| soon. 1t is said that shipments of old from Ore
gon in the future not likely to be large, and
| if this circumstance turn out correct the mar
| ket Will probably show more or less recovery in
values. We quote; Choice Feed, 81 5714@1 60
| No. Feed, 81 509l 80; No. 2, 81 4591 so; Mill
| ing 81 60@1 Is; Surprise, 81 7O@1 IS.
| HAY-We quote old :: Wheat, s11@15: Dat
SlS@l5 so; Barley, sl0@12; Dat, Sl1@13; Alfalfa
sll@11 so . ton.
HoPs-No change in the condition of the
market. For crop of 1885, the nominal range /.
| son is offered at zoe, with 1712c bid
| POTATOES-Arrivals were not so large to-day
and prices were steady, say 5o@9Oc 2 ctl. swee
| VEGETABLES-Green Corn is in large sup
ply and lower in price. Cucumbers continue
| plentiful and cheap. Egg Plant moves of slowly
| bring good figures. We quote as follows
Egg Plant, 30@50c p box; Cucumbers. $50
SOC 2 box; Green Peppers, 25@5Oc z box; Greer
Peas. 11a@ag2214c . 10 Tomatoes, 6O@55c p box
| for Vacaville, and 81 75@2 p box for. river
Green Corn, S@15c q dozen Green Okra, 6GSC
p ID; String Beans. 119@21ac . 10; Summer
| squash, 40@50c . box Artichokes LOG
l5c q dozen Carrots, 35@50c a ctl; Turnips
25G5lc . ctl Beets, 75c@s1 q sack Fsrsnips
! G@sl > ell; Caulihower, 50d65c p dozen
| Cabbage, 50@75c e. GU: Garlic, 11ac p %
! tielerv. 5Ot66Ge a dozen; Dry Peppers S910c
! Dry ORA. 15920c "a b.
| FhUIT-At the moment the market is wei
| furnished with the several descriptions. Cher
| ries and Currants are omitted from the list a
| the season is about over. Grapes are coming
| forward more freely, some Muscat putting in an
appearance So far the quality of Grapes ha,
/ been poor, and offerings have been largely ne
elected. The arrival of better qualities will de
velop better demand Canteloupes are increas
| ing in supply, and Watermelons will soon bC
well represented. Apples and Pears make good
showing, but nothing OF choice character isseer
| TO any extent. Nectarines do not meet with
quick demand. Peaches command steady fig
ures, because the receipts about satisfy trade
wants. Berries OF all kinds arrive with daily
regularity, finding ready custom. We quote
| Crab Apples, SIC T box: Catalogues, SIS 81
| "a q case Waterme,ons. 81 y dozen; Grapes
| 75cCaSl 50 p box; do, Muscat. 50 p box; Necta
tines, 50q15c q box; Peaches, 40@!5c y box an6
| 40 65c {. bskt do, Crawford. 5Od75c q box anC
| 50G70c 2 bskt; Pears, 40675c q box, and 25d
| SOC q basket; Apples, fOc@Sl box, and 20G
bskt; Bartlett, 7?c@sl 80 q box; Figs, 55c@Sl {
| box Strawberries, s5G9 u chest: Blackber
| ries, sS@4 q chest; Raspberries, SCAT
| 2 chest Plums, 21ltGic p fb: Apricots S0d
! coo 2 box; Mexican Lines, S6 80 q box
for common, sS@4 2 box for choice; Or
anges, California, 81 50G3 2 box; Tahiti Or
arges, 81 so Z box; Bananas, 81 50sg3 so =
D lrah PireaDples, s4G6 = dozen.
! BUTTER-The market shows firmer tone
| for select flesh roll, and a small advance has
| been established for this class of stock In
medium and lower grades there is no charge, a.
receipts are more than enough to supply The
| demand. We quote iobbing lots as follows
| Fancy. 22d23c good to choice 2O@21c
| fair, 17919c; mixed lots, li916c; hrkin, 20(
! for fancy, l69iSc for fair to good, and Il@1SC
| p 10 for poor picked roll, 2214a2Sc q n. East
| ern, 13idl5c z 70 for ordinary to fairly good
| quality.
EGGS-IibeIal receipts of Eastern keep the
I domestic article easy n price. Trade continues
! light snd slow. Quotable at 23G25c q dozer
| for ranch, and 20G22c for store consignments
inferior. l69iSc Eastern 15@l6c 2 dozen.
PDULTRY-Prices weakened this morn inc m
der more liberal arrivals. We quote jobbiCg lots
\ as follows: Live Turkeys -Gobblers, 1sG20c
| Hens, 16G1Sc Boosters, 1906 50 Icr old, and
t6aS for Young; Hens, 1895 50 for ordinary
stock, and S79S for choice; 8roilers. s. SOFAS;
Duess. s39s; Geese, Il 25@1 so p pair; Pigeons,
GAME-We quote venlson. I2alSc p II;
Doves, 75c@sl y doz; Rabbits s1@1 25; Hare,
81 256l so p doz.
! WOOL-Dealers say there is no business to re-
| pert except sales OF one or two invoices Of San
Joaquin off grades. The condition of the Wool
| market may be termed as very dull and its dull
/ ness here is 5 aid to be intensified by the very
unsatisfactory reports from Boston, where the
( sales during the past two weeks have been less
/ than for many years covering the same period
! in July. II is hoped that after the tight money
market which is more or less prevailing at the
| East, has been relieved, there will be more do
J ing in Wool. Reported sales of 10000 ibs Ssn
/ Joaquin at a range f1S9l5c 7 II. We quote
Northern
| Extra choice spring, Z @oic
DO good condition .-............-lstG2
! Poor short spring, seedy and bury, Z fo.-lsGl5
Good short spring. seedy 2
Choice short spring. free 2
Choicest Northern spring, 2 fb.......-. ....20e22
Good years spring, free ? fb..............I5(516
Fair years spring, seedy, ih............I4e1i5
! Poor years sp:ing seedy and bury ? u. .l2G1S
! Oregon
10 good. 6(1S
GO, poor, heAY 10
! FRESH AEATS-The market is we supplied
with all descriptions, except hutton, which
comes forward slowly Following are the rates for
whole carcssses from slaughferers TO dealers
Beef-First quality. 6G61ae; second quality. SIC;
third quality, 4lz65c.F 70. Eesl-Isrge. 5a6c
small, 1890 2 D. Mutton-Quotablea al 51SG61se
> D. thanksgiving, 7@sc > ID. Pock-Liye Fl gs
on foot grain fed, ss495c; stock, 4S41zc
dressed Hogs, - 71Sc sr.